As if to proclaim the equinox, today’s sunrise was grand.
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Gorgeous! Looks like your technology is working again?
Ian, yes, although one of these days, I should stop relying upon really old equipment, it won’t last forever. Mind you, the glorious colours of that sunrise were short lived also. Five minutes later and it was a normal dawn.
I believe you are mistaken Ian. It is mother nature working again, not technology.
Kevin, the last time I had a chat with the Great Goddess Gaia, I gained the impression that she has one colossal ego. I suggest that it might be astute for you to refer to her as Mother Nature, rather than merely as mother nature.
Stunning, absolutely stunning!
Amazing! Very well done, both of you. 😉